Would you eat this?

This was my dinner tonight.

20 bucks for whoever can tell me what it is.

 

Beef stroganoff with potatoes?

 

Nope.

 

It's throw up.

Um, it looks like ground beef, potatoes, ketchup, mustard, and weird white macaroni and sour cream.

 

actually it does look like something I threw up a couple weeks ago..... still have it, but it doesn't look like that anymore

 

Shoarma.

 

I would eat it, though. It looks good.

 

You just wanted to show off your fancy foreign food vocabulary. That looks nothing like shoarma.

 

Yeah, I'd eat it too.

 

No.

 

It does over here.

 

Come on, Bird. Shoarma is shoarma. Don't pull that "things are different in the Netherlands" crap on me. It just won't work.

 

Admit it looks similar:

 

ew that looks revolting. looks like mac and cheese, ground beef and potatos....an ketchup and mustard. gross.

 

See, that's like the 6th image on google. A closer version is this

 

That is not shoarma, that is a salad, fries and some rasped meat.

 

Ok, folks.....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garbage_Plate

I knew nobody would guess what it is, especially those who live outside of western New York. It's called a 'Garbage Plate', which does a good job of describing how it looks (it tastes out of this world, though). It's native to Rochester, and originated at an old landmark restaurant in the city called Nick Tahou's. Today you can find similar variations of the garbage plate under different names at many burger joints around Rochester and Buffalo.

What you see in that picture consists of home fries, macaroni salad, on top of that, two hamburger paties with cheese, topped off with hot sauce (which is the ground beef looking stuff), onions, mustard and ketchup.

You can get different variations of the plate as well, in which the hamburger is substituted with hot dogs, and the macaroni salad substituted with baked beans.

 

Can't you read what it says under the picture?

 

Eh, I did a fairly decent job naming what the ingrediants were. It looks kinda like goulash, only with added ingrediants actually.

 

Oh, shit! It's Mr. Creosote!